Cattlemen Hear Industry Basks in Strong Outlook
Western cattlemen at an annual convention heard sales are down only three percent from last year as six-state delegates from New Mexico to Washington discussed advertising education and research efforts. John F. Curry outlined rustling methods while noting motor trucks boost stock theft distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quan Francisco
B. F. Forbes
California Cattlemen's Association
Western Cattle Marketing Association
New Mexico
Washington
Charles D. Carey
Cheyenne
Carey
National Livestock and Meat Board
John F. Curry
Earl D. Schlaman
Woolgrowers End Annual Meet in Colorado Springs
The sixty sixth annual convention of the National Wool Growers association closes with re election of all officers F J Hagenbarth president F A Ellenwood California A A Johns Arizona and L B Palmer Utah vice presidents and F R Marshall secretary treasurer Hagenbarth to head for eighteenth year Marshall ten years in post Committee reports on lamb marketing grazing and public lands highlighted the session Prof E J Maynard Colorado Agricultural College spoke on feeding facts Intermountain Livestock association outlined by N Bett Denver covering Montana Wyoming Nebraska Colorado Utah New Mexico to build complete market service for members
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Colorado Springs
N. Ar Bett
Denver
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Montana Royalty Oil Receipts Reported for 1929 30
Montana state lands commissioner I M Brandford reports royalty oil receipts totaling about 66 816 barrels for the year ending October 1 1930 from three main producers. Monthly averages run around 6 570 barrels with October 1929 the high and September 1930 the low. The Kevin Sunburst field supplied most of the oil 39 637 07 barrels followed by Pondera 26 703 23 and Cat Creek 476 17 barrels. The October 1929 peak saw 3 887 19 barrels from Kevin Sunburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
I. M. Brandford
Kevin-Sunburst
Pondera
Cat Creek
Gargoyles Play at College Delights Thorough Cast
The Dillon college drama outdoors with Miss Myrtle Savidge directing a strong amateur cast led by Elizabeth Hopkins, Leo Musberger, Alberta Shepherd, and William Anderson. A first public appearance by the Little Symphony Orchestra added to the evening's local pride. The I. B. Mining company and Montana Power with Union Electric supplied power in a milestone project linking Madison to Bannack.
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Dillon
Dramatic Society
Myrtle Savidge
Elizabeth Hopkins
Butte
Aunt Milly
Leo Musberger
Billings
Andy
Alberta Shepherd
Great Falls
Mrs. Hardy
William Anderson
Libby
Judge Hardy
Albert Comer
Harrison
Grandpa Hardy
Anna Mautz
Estelle Hardy Campbell
Barbara Tower
Marion Hardy
John Vanderark
Manhattan
Wayne Trenton
Almer Halverson
Three Forks
Mr. Stubbins
Lucille Scallon
Anaconda
Myra Hardy
Rockies
I. B. Haviland
I. B. Mining Company
C. W. Stallings
Carl Becker
Montana Power Company
W. S. Stussy
Harry Cochran
A. C. Pratt
Carl Jordan
W. F. Shelly
Union Electric Company
Harry Turner
L. K. Adams
Montana ‘Power Company
Madison
Bannack
Montana
Currents Flow Over Bannack Power Line
The article describes a modern power line traversing steep mountain terrain from 5,400 to nearly 8,000 feet, then down to 6,000 feet at the mill. It notes the line climbs and descends rugged slopes, with poles appearing to bend along the route.
Lodge Here Entertains State Head at Local Hall
Masonic lodge hosted a state head on Friday night with a business session where the grand commander addressed local commandery members. Mrs Doles accompanied her husband and was entertained by Dillon ladies during her visit. They left Saturday for Virginia City.
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Masonic Hall
Elks Lodge Invites Glass at Meeting and Banquet
The Elks Lodge held a meeting and banquet last night featuring Warren Stone Ernest Opie William Mitchell Paul Bramsman Dale Metlen Dave Hier and Dr F H Bimrose. A tap dance by Claudia Faust and an Apache dance by Edythe Kenison and Ebba Anderson accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Warren Stone
Ernest Opie
William Mitchell
Paul Bramsman
Dale Metlen
Dave Hier
F. H. Bimrose
Claudia Faust
Edythe Kenison
Ebba Anderson
Annual Father and Son Party 18 Held Friday
Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones headline a Friday program led by Rev. H. N. Tragitt and Coach Brick Breeden. The event featured games and concluded with delicious refreshments for attendees.
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Smith
Mr. Jones
H. N. Tragitt
Brick Breeden
Mining Men Oppose Public Land Transfer Over Mining Rights
City mining men debated a proposal to transfer public lands from federal to state control. They went on record opposing the measure unless mining rights are fully protected. A county custom mill was discussed and Tony French was appointed to investigate the matter.
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Tony French
Rotary Club Special Get-Together Meeting Tomorrow Night
Hazelbaker returned Sunday from a Europe tour and spoke on Atlantic conditions after attending Rotary meetings in London and Brussels. The Rev. H B Hanson guest praised the Dillon Rotary for its community spirit. The Christmas tree committee said the community tree will be lighted this week.
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Rotary Club
Hazelbaker
Europe
Atlantic
London
Brussels
H. B. Hanson
Dillon Rotary
Legion Show Plans for January at City Hall Auditorium
Jaques and William McMannis are placed in charge of events as veterans hold Christmas and New Year dances at the city hall auditorium. An annual Legion show is planned for late January with details to be finalized after the new year.
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Jaques
William McMannis
City Hall
Counties to Receive Forestry Funds Allocation Totals
Statewide forestry earnings are split 26 percent to counties for the fiscal year ending June 30. Distribution by acreage shows Lincoln County receiving the top share of 12,059.34, with several forests apportioned across multiple counties including Lewis and Clark and others.
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Lincoln County
Kootenai National Forest
Absaroka
Beartooth
Beaverhead
Bitter Root
Blackfoot
Custer
Deer Lodge
Flathead
Gallatin
Helena
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Lolo
Commencement Exercises Held at Normal School
President 8 E Davis presided at the normal commencement exercises. The musical program featured processional and recessional by Miss Helen Catherine Ballard, violin solo Hejri Kati by Miss Frances Robinson, and a piano solo Valse Brillante by Miss Ballard.
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E. Davis
Helen Catherine Ballard
Hejri Kati
Hubay
Frances Robinson
Valse Brillante
Chopin
Mise Ballard
Montana Graduates List For Winter Quarter Start
The autumn term ends Friday as graduates including Margaret Alm Conrad Mayme Casey Anacon da Sister M Alfreda Dinneen Helena Alice Esche Victor Hazel Field Josephine Hayes Arlo Holliday Florence Hudson Iva McCracken Turner Ella Ogilvie Josephine Weiss plan holidays at homes across Montana. Most have registered for the winter quarter starting Monday Jan 6.
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Margaret Priscilla Alm
Conrad
Mayme Elizabeth Casey
Anaconda
M. Alfreda Dinneen
Helena
Alice May Esche
Victor
Hazel M. Field
Missoula
Josephine Agnes Hayes
Butte
Arlo Stella Holliday
Great Falls
Florence Abbott Hudson
White Sulphur Springs
Iva Earl McCracken Turner
Ella N. Ogilvie
Canyon Creek
Josephine F. Weiss
Delegates Named for Montana Education Meeting in Great Falls
The Montana Education Association selected official delegates for the December 29 to 31 gathering in Great Falls. Appointees include R. E. Albright Normal College and Violet Eastman Beaverhead County High, with Anne Feley Training School and Gladys L Garr Rural Schools as others. Alternates are Lee R Light Normal College Genevieve Mellen High School Supt Charles Henry Training School and H Wildman Lima. Beaverhead County will also send two delegates at large W Wahl and Rush Jordan. The meeting will address several educational issues including the state teachers retirement bill.
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Montana Education Association
Great Falls
R. E. Albright
Normal College
Violet Eastman
Beaverhead County
Anne Feley
Gladys L. Garr
Lee R. Light
Genevieve Mellen
Charles Henry
H. Wildman
Lima
W. W. Wahl
Association
Rush Jordan
The
Home From Europe Fear Journey Of Notable Insurance Men
A group of prominent insurance executives traveled from Europe as guests of the Employers' Liability Assurance company of Bosnia. They were honored for writing the greatest amount of insurance in their district for the year.
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Employers’ Liability Assurance Company of
Bosnia
Hazelbaker Enjoys Gentle Ocean Voyage and London Visit
Mr Hazelbaker reports a pleasant round trip aboard the Majestic with no storms and great time in London. Weather in England and other ports halted several planned excursions, but he enjoyed the journey overall and earned four awards at the Chicago international exposition upon returning home, after stopping in New York and Washington.
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Majestic
Hazelbaker
London
New York City
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Car Skids on Ice Hill In Dillon Narrow Escape
A car skidded on an ice hill in Dillon yesterday morning but the driver escaped injury. The vehicle was brought in by a wrecker and sustained heavy damage.
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Dillon
Eye clinic at Andrus Hotel opens doors Friday and Saturday
See Dr. H. H. Scarborough for eye exams at the Andrus Hotel on Friday December 19 and Saturday December 20.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
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Western Stock Association
Woolgrowers End
Deede
Betengeenegsereeee
Weeeneeemeenetenen
Ted Februray
BUICK
Flint
Michigan
Buic
Montana Auto Supply Company Ala
Lodge
American Legion
F. M. Poindexter
T. B. Gilbert
George R. Baker
Legion
Joe
Montana Auto Supply Company
Chevrolet
City Drug Co
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